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Mohamed Reda
Mohamed Reda (محمد رضا) was an Egyptian actor born in Assiut in 1921. He received a diploma in applied engineering in 1938, and worked in the beginnings of his life in petroleum engineering.
Mohamed Reda joined the Higher Institute of Dramatic Arts and graduated in 1953. Mohamed Reda was famous in the cinema for his comedy character, headed by the character (Reda Bond) and the character of the teacher presented through (Alley Almdq).
Among his most famous films: (30 days in prison, a girl named Mahmoud, Ghawi Mashaal, forbidden on the night of Dakhla).
His last work was through my series (Diary and Nice, Resident of Qasadi).
He died in 1995 at the age of 74.
As actor
Alsaagha
Ta'aleb Aranib
Rioters in the Navy
Layali El Sabr
Al Alwda Wa Al Asfour
Say Hi to Soso
ياما في السجن
Kafr El-tamaeen
ترويض الرجل
The Rich and the Poor
The Informant
شباب لكل الأجيال
Al Gued3an Al Thalatha
A Thousand Faces Of The Truth
The Market
The Bey Doorman
A Genius on a Paper Stamp
Market of The Fish
Omar's Journey
Satrak Ya Rab
Hooligans on Mid-Year Vacation
ابتسامة وراء قضبان
Ali Beh Mazhar and 40 Thieves
مسرحية عمدة الحلاقين
A Husband On Demand
El Ayeqa Wil Darreesa
Mr. Qeshta
Mamnue liltalaba
Human Care Association
The Night Of Fatima's Arrest